Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1887-10-03
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2rof. Foster predicted a heavy storlo
for this section for October LIST and it il
probable that the bret zes Of yesterday
partially verified the prediction.
The grain receipts for to-day have
been fully up 30 the average, while prices
remain as on Saturday. Yankton't
freight facilities are enabling buyers of
grain to pay high prices.
On Saturday afternoon last the tnr.
bIne wheel at the pressed brick yard
was set In motion. bat the power which
can be procured has not yet been dem
onstrated because the shaft and belt con.
n%ectiop have not been made.
Horace Lewis, who plays Count de
Monte Cristo tonight, at one time sup.
ported O'Neal, the famous imperscnator
OF the Count Of Monte Cristo. playing in
the role OF Able Faria, and his rendition
OF the leading part is noted as excellent,
See him at Turner hall tonight.
From the glib manner in which Col,
Gale, OF Canton, who is in town to-day,
talks about insane hospital matters, and
from his unainohing loyalty to the gov.
ernor, 1T is inferred that he may be one
OF the coming trustees upon whom the
governor designs comforting the insignia
OF office.
The president of tbs United States,
Grover Cleveland, and his wife, have
started on theis tour of the west and the
railroad companies now advertise re.
duced rates to the show. The circus
Will be in Omaha on Wednesday,
October 18th and persons desiring to at.
tend can secure excursion rates from
Yankton to Council Bluffs.
% the Milwaukee passenger train
which went west to-day was an addition.
al coach, which was divided into two
apartments, n OF which was a smoking
Car and the other apartment q lunch
room, which was fitted up with a cunt
er, stools. a cook stove and an efficient
colored waiter. Hot lunches ase served
at all hours and passengers can eat as
they travel at moderate prices. II is re-
ported that this is Just the beginning
OF dining car service on this line OF the
Milwaukee.
The Horace Lewis, Monte Cristo
company, composed of ten, reached Yam.
ton this afternoon, almost direct from
New York. The members OF the COM
pany are Horace Lewis, James Taylor,
Miss Lillian Drew, Mr.. and Mrs. Julian,
Mr.. and Mrs. Bridgland, Howard Hall,
o. b. Patterson. Geo. o. Real the treas
urer and business manager. The COM
psny is domiciled at the Merchants.
Tonight the company renders Monte
Oristo, the noted French drama, at.
Turner hall, and from iatteriDg press
notices and compliments by Yankton
people who witnessed the play in Sioux
| City, the audience will be we'll entertain
ed.
The Turner society yesterday held an
autumnal picnic at Christian Hamies.
ter's grove in north Yankton. Music
and an exhibition OF turning were the
principal attractions. Prizes for the
best work o! the members of the boys
CLASSES we're given and the following
youngsters carried away the honors: In
the frat clsse, A. Forester took the LIST
prize. Willie Satori 2nd prize, Robt.
Schneider, jr., 3rd prize, ]. Forester 4th
prize, q. Forester OH prize and Willie
| Wagner 9th priz ; in the second class,
| Charlie Cherry took LIST prize. Henry
Wagner End ptizs, j. Baumanp 3rd prize,
Harry Pike 4th prize and o. lyerson 9th
prizs. a ball at Turner hall in the even
ing wound up the festivities.
The members of st. Joan lodge of
Yankton Masons, whose lodge room is
in the third story of Sawyer's block
have suddenly vacated that block and
| will hold their meetings elsewhere. After
an examination OF the building they
conclude that it is liable to fall at any
time sud upon this conclusion their 40.
ton is based. They say the rafters which
sustain ell the interior weight have set
tied six inches in the center and are
liable to break or pull out at the ends
ct any Tins. TINS would precipitate the
entire interior structure into the base.
ment. So the Mssons have concluded
to vaeate the building and they are now
in sesrch,of new quarters. For the pre-
sent they will in Odd Fellows ball.
Sheriff K,ncel, of Yankton county, and
Sheriff Harris. of Hughes county, left
Yankton at q O'Clock Saturday night and
drove through to Yankton agency, ar
irving there at z O'Clock yesterday
morning. They arrested two men and
returned, arriving OF Yankton last
night at 8 O'Clock, and Sheriff Harris is
nearly home again with the captured
men. The two prisoners, are half breeds
named George LIE Piont, and World
Turner, who are wanted for stealing
horses lea Pierre last spring. Mr.
Harris has been looking for them fol
months, and he considers his trip Of
Saturday night and Sunday very lucky.
The horse thieves have been taken to
Pierre for preliminary examination and
if they are committed will be returned
to Yankton for trial.
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